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ALTOSTRATUS d.o.o.: Digital solutions shaped by your work objectives

Planning a website, portal or marketing activity starts with a question: what does it need to do for your business and its users? ALTOSTRATUS d.o.o. focuses on information technology, web solutions, business consulting and content creation, and how they connect to day-to-day work.

Creating a website involves more than design and development. Content structure, navigation, accessibility and how visitors find the information they need or take action also matter. Portals add user roles, data flows and connections to other systems.

A technical solution needs attention after launch, too. Website maintenance, updates, backups and user support are worth considering at the planning stage. IT training, in turn, helps people understand how to use the chosen tools in their day-to-day work.

Business consulting and marketing start with clarity: who the offering is for, what need it meets and how to communicate it clearly. Market research or opinion surveys can help refine the questions, but first you need to define which decision the information will support.

Purpose, audience and intended use also matter when planning audiovisual content, events, seminars and courses. For technical support needs, such as considering communications equipment repairs or office equipment rental, it is worth taking working practices and the equipment’s actual purpose as your starting point.

How we work

  1. Describing your needs

    In your enquiry, describe what you want to change or create, who the solution is for and what currently makes work difficult. An existing website or materials can help provide context.

  2. Refining the project brief

    This usually involves clarifying the scope of work, the content needed, technical requirements and constraints. It is also worth distinguishing essential elements from those that can be added later.

  3. Agreeing on the solution and working arrangements

    Before implementation, agreement is reached on what the work includes, which materials are needed and how feedback will be provided. Future administration needs are also considered when making choices.

  4. Implementation, checks and ongoing use

    During the work, the emerging solution is checked against the project brief. Before launch, the agreed functions are tested and any need for guidance, maintenance or further work is clarified.